now Phat, you know one of the most commonly heard things at FORTcon was "Praise Jesus!" but that was overheard from the other convention at our hotel. The SPEGS contingency can TESTIFY that they got to heard the good news morning, noon and night.

now Phat, you know one of the most commonly heard things at FORTcon was "Praise Jesus!" but that was overheard from the other convention at our hotel. The SPEGS contingency can TESTIFY that they got to heard the good news morning, noon and night.

Yes, somehow they got us confused with that other convention and put us on their floor. We got this close --> . (I guess when we were checking in, we didn't look like "those people" who go meet strangers off the internet.)

"Look, you love me, and I love you. Maybe in a different time, a different place, this would work out. But we both know that only one of us is leaving this room alive, and I'm the one holding the flame thrower." - Film Fakers

You are too friggin' funny... your posts (as well as others from FORTcon) have really made me feel like being there! Thanks a lot guys

De nada, compadre. Tell you what, though: Next year, do one better and come out. I promise you that any reservations you have about showing up (for whatever reason) will disappear in the space of the first five minutes the first time someone you feel you've "known" for so long smiles at you and shakes your hand.

Originally Posted by cali

Sounds like you all had a lot of fun. Hope to be able to come to the next one

Then make like a Nike and just do it, cali.

Originally Posted by dinahann

Originally Posted by phat32

"Do you find yourself calling people by their screen names even though you know their real names?"

I can totally see myself doing this one. Too funny, phat!

The funniest part is, you don't know if you're all doing it because it's easier or if it's because you've forgotten each other's names as soon as you learn them.

Originally Posted by LG

The SPEGS contingency can TESTIFY that they got to heard the good news morning, noon and night.

Hm. The problem with being asked to "Testify!" is that, too often, this is a "smack talk" tactic in professional wrestling, so if one of their pastors had asked me to "testify," I may have challenged him to a Lumberjack/Loser-Leaves-Town match. You can slip me a roll of quarters to smash him over the head with, though.